To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Rheem Furnace pressure switch is stuck open?
If the pressure switch on your Rheem Furnace is stuck open when it should be closed, inspect for a blocked vent, excessive vent length or elbows, or a blocked heat exchanger.
What to do if my Rheem R95P has failed ignition?
If your Rheem Furnace experiences failed ignition, check the wires, continuity, and connection between the IFC and the gas valve.
What to do if my Rheem R95P has unexpected flame?
If your Rheem Furnace is producing an unexpected flame, check for intermittent Pressure Switch operation.
What to do if my Rheem Furnace has low flame sense?
If your Rheem Furnace has a low flame sense, check the flame sense rod and clean it if necessary.
What to do if my Rheem Furnace has flame lost?
If the flame is lost in your Rheem Furnace, check the wires and connections between the IDM and IFC.
What to do if my Rheem R95P Furnace blower is unable to run?
If the blower in your Rheem Furnace is unable to run, check the wires and connections, and verify the continuity between the IFC and IBM.
What to do if my Rheem Furnace has main limit open?
If the main limit is open on your Rheem Furnace, check the switches and hoses for water or moisture.
How to fix twinning fault in Rheem Furnace?
For twinned Rheem Furnace units experiencing a twinning fault, verify that both IFCs are set to 'TWIN' and that the wires are connected between the 'TWIN' terminals.
What to do if my Rheem R95P Furnace has line and neutral reversed?
If the line and neutral are reversed in your Rheem Furnace, check for proper polarity between L1 & neutral.
General| Model | R95P |
|---|---|
| Type | Gas Furnace |
| Efficiency Rating | High Efficiency |
| AFUE | 95% |
| Vent Type | Direct Vent |
| Blower Motor | ECM |
| Heat Exchanger Material | Stainless Steel |
| Heating Capacity | 40, 000-120, 000 BTU/h |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Stages | Two-Stage |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime Heat Exchanger, 10-Year Parts |
| Blower Type | Variable Speed ECM |
Warnings about fire, explosion, health risks, fiberglass, and exhaust gas hazards.
Steps for responding to a gas leak, including immediate actions and contacting help.
Requirement for professional installation and servicing to ensure safety and proper function.
Covers conversions, air supply needs, flood damage, gas shut-off, and CSA compliance.
Risks of duct leaks leading to pollutant migration and the need for proper sealing.
Importance of duct systems for efficiency, comfort, and reducing airborne pollutants.
Specific warnings about gas controls and the dangers of CO poisoning from fuel-burning devices.
How CO from various sources enters homes via HVAC and the need for CO alarms.
Recommendations for installing and maintaining carbon monoxide alarms as per CPSC.
Advice on filter maintenance, furniture placement, and closing doors/windows for efficiency.
Explanation of thermostat settings: HEAT, COOL, AUTO, OFF, and FAN modes.
Step-by-step instructions for safely starting the furnace, including gas control operation.
Detailed steps to shut off the manual gas valve and the furnace's gas control.
Visual identification of common gas valve types used with the furnace.
Recommended locations for filters in upflow and horizontal furnace configurations.
Guidance on installing filters in the side return for upflow furnace configurations.
Recommended filter installation for downflow and horizontal furnace setups.
Critical warning to disconnect electrical power before performing any maintenance.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing air filters to ensure proper operation.
Annual inspection recommendations for burners, heat exchangers, and vent pipes.
Warning about checking vent pipe integrity to prevent CO poisoning or death.
Ensuring sound return air duct connections and proper furnace base support.
Steps to restore power, start the furnace, and observe burner flame color for issues.
Categorized list of replacement parts for jacket, electrical, miscellaneous, and burner groups.
Instructions on how to contact the parts distribution center and required information.
Explanation of furnace serial number structure and gas control designation.
